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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 439, 23 December 1876, Page 2

A Suggestion. After biding my time for about SIX MONTHS for those of my late customers who are STILL on my Books to come an J settle their little accounts, I find that a goo I many have not COME to the FRON f. I will be compelled to cause them ;to interview Dr Nesbitt, if they do not PART speedily without further persuasion. 1298, SAM. STEVENSON.

THE Credit System. THE undersigned, in taking over his OLD BUTCHERING BUSINESS, in Gisborne, takes t bis opport unity to THANK his old Customers for their support, and trusts to merit, a continuance of their favors. At the sama time it must he borne in mind, that it will he impossible for him to CAB KI on hi’ TRADE, and, at the same time continue the present existing system of Long Credit; Tn fact, it is mainly owing to the difficulty of getting their accounts PAID, that his predecessors were compelled to discontinue their trade. 1301 L. MTNTOSH.

QOas to give our STAFFan opportunity O of enjoying the festivities of the season, THE STANDARD mil not be issued until FRIDA Y N EX.T, instead of Wednesday.

Important to Breeders. —A recent Gazette publishes an Order of the Executive Council prohibiting absolutely the importation to New Zealand, from the 15th of April next, and for the following two wars, any cattle, sheep, or swine, from Great Britain, Ireland, or the Contimat ef Europe.